Giving Back

Commitment to Community and Environment

Dynamic Worldwide has a history of success and is committed to giving back to the communities and organizations that we serve. We are very proud of our investments in environmental stewardship, which can be reviewed at Sustainable Optimized Logistics.

In addition to funds, over the years we have donated time, vehicles, staff, material and other aid to organizations in support of 9/11, Hurricane Katrina and their aftermath.

We are very actively involved in the following organizations

The Gambino Medical and Science Foundation

The Gambino Medical & Science Foundation is a non-profit, charitable foundation whose primary function is to fund the needs of Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center – LIJ Health System.
The new 115,000-square-foot facility, built at a cost of $130 million [≈ Finance industry 2011 political donations] and named in honor of Steven and Alexandra Cohen, will feature, most notably:

A Pediatric Emergency Department (ED) and Pediatric Imaging Center
25-bed Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
25 medical-surgical beds

According to Charles Schleien, MD, Chairman of Pediatrics, the addition of a new emergency department and new ICU will have a dramatic impact on the delivery of pediatric care in the community. “Currently, the pediatric ED located at LIJ treats about 60,000 pediatric emergency cases each year—about a 20% increase since 2007,” said. Dr. Schleien. “The pediatric ED, located on the first floor in the new pavilion has twice the number of beds as the existing facility….it is actually expanding from 16 to 35 beds…along with two trauma bays and three beds for pediatric psychiatry patients. It will be the largest dedicated pediatric ED on Long Island and one of the largest in the region,” he concluded.
Recently, the Gambino Medical & Science Foundation donated over half a million dollars in funding for pediatric care. GM&SF is committed to continually supporting medical treatment and advancements for children.

Capuchin Food Pantries

The food pantries help feed and distribute free clothing, diapers and toiletries to over 3,000 poor families in New York, with locations in Harlem, Midtown and Lower Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx and Long Island.

The De La Salle School

The De La Salle School is a Catholic School in the Diocese of Rockville Centre that shares in the Lasallian heritage and exists to provide a quality education for boys from economically disadvantaged situations.

The Jack Martin Fund

The Jack Martin Fund was created to name endow a program in Pediatric Oncology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City. The Jack Martin Fund Program in Pediatric Oncology seeks to consolidate, coordinate, and expand clinical services for children with leukemia and cancer. It will consist of examination, treatment, consultation rooms, and an outpatient play area.

The Needlers Foundation

The Needlers Foundation is a philanthropic organization, which contributes to children’s charities. It was founded 43 years ago by a group of garment center executives to benefit children in need. Today, our membership includes those in allied industries as well as lawyers, CPAs, bankers, doctors and health care professionals who have raised millions of dollars for children’s charities.

The Whole Child

The Whole Child has been helping children and families throughout the Greater Whittier Area since 1957. Our Mission is to give children of all ages the skills and support they need to build emotionally healthy lives and become caring, responsible adults. Our commitment to children includes their parents, whom we empower to create nurturing families. Together, we enrich our community and our world.

Muscular Dystrophy Association

Since 1950, MDA has spearheaded efforts to transform the lives of people with muscular dystrophy, ALS, and related neuromuscular diseases. MDA funds groundbreaking research for promising treatments and provides families with the highest quality care from the best doctors in the country.

Shelter’s Right Hand

Domestic violence cuts across all boundaries of culture, education, ethnicity, religion, income and age. Battering may be physical, sexual, psychological or emotional. It is always harmful. Established in 1982, Shelter’s Right Hand is the non-profit fundraising support group for the Women’s and Children’s Crisis Shelter, which has been serving victims of domestic violence since 1977.